Characterization of a Highly Conserved Histone Related Protein, Ydl156w, and Its Functional Associations Using Quantitative Proteomic Analyses
Joshua M. Gilmore(Stowers Institute for Medical Research), Michael P. Washburn(Stowers Institute for Medical Research), Mihaela E. Sardiu(Stowers Institute for Medical Research), Allison Peak(Stowers Institute for Medical Research), Swaminathan Venkatesh(Stowers Institute for Medical Research), Jerry L. Workman(Stowers Institute for Medical Research), Chris Seidel(Stowers Institute for Medical Research), Laurence Florens(Stowers Institute for Medical Research), Brent Stutzman(Stowers Institute for Medical Research)
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